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Young Alumni Season Ticket Drive
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We should put together a BY fund to buy season tickets. Completely voluntary to contribute and we can hammer out some details as to who gets tickets. But if we are all serious about boosting attendance and getting out of the AAC, it takes more than talk. Time for some diehard fan action. Count me in.
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It's $120 for the season, correct?
If I can get some guarantee that the tickets will be used I'll kick in for one, perhaps two (depending on how the response is).
If I can get some guarantee that the tickets will be used I'll kick in for one, perhaps two (depending on how the response is).
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At 46, I just graduated and qualify for young alumni status for the next five years apparently. I won't be able to use them (except for maybe 1 game) since I live in Reno but I'd be up for buying a pair of tix and donating them to a fellow boneyarder. Can anyone use them if I buy them or are there restrictions on young alumni tix?
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CAHUSKY said:
Only restrictions on purchase. Anyone can use them once you have bought them
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Here's a thread worth posting on. I'm a young alum that would love to take advantage of this opportunity. My good friend and I have fairly religious about attending these games the past few years, and attend all of them. While I'd feel guilty mooching off the Boneyard for my own seats, I've got a slightly different proposal...
My friend and I (he is Boatshow on here, much more frequent poster than myself) heavily contemplated buying an extra pair of tickets, just to be able to bring friends with us to each game. We know lots of people that are interested in attending a game or two, but not committ to a whole season. I do everything I can to spread the Uconn love; an extra ticket or two would really help sell the team to friends on the fence. We'll buy our own seats, you get us one or two extra seats and we'll make sure our guests have a great time at the game. Anyone interested?
My friend and I (he is Boatshow on here, much more frequent poster than myself) heavily contemplated buying an extra pair of tickets, just to be able to bring friends with us to each game. We know lots of people that are interested in attending a game or two, but not committ to a whole season. I do everything I can to spread the Uconn love; an extra ticket or two would really help sell the team to friends on the fence. We'll buy our own seats, you get us one or two extra seats and we'll make sure our guests have a great time at the game. Anyone interested?
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Money, I'm in for one. PM me with the details.
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Great stuff... I'll be supporting the Huskies when they travel to Tampa this year
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What does UConn consider "young" alumni? As in, how far back?
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FfldCntyFan
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Hopefully others will join in (from both sides of the equation).
There is quite a bit of enjoyment to be gained from attending these games while the cost and effort involved is not as great as many may believe.
There is quite a bit of enjoyment to be gained from attending these games while the cost and effort involved is not as great as many may believe.
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